About Darbhanga

Perhaps! The term "DARBHANGA" was formed from the phrase "THE GATEWAY TO BENGAL," which is DWAR-BANGA or DAR-e-BANG. The meaning of the term Darbhanga is the subject of several stories. Some historical researchers assert that the city's founder, "DARBHANGI KHAN," is where the term "DARBHANGA" originates.

Bihar, an Indian state, has the city of Darbhanga. On the banks of the River Kamla, it serves as the Darbhanga district's administrative center. The city is renowned for its educational institutions, temples, and palaces and has a rich cultural heritage. The Raj Darbhanga, a strong and influential dynasty that governed the area for several centuries, once had its capital in Darbhanga. The Darbhanga Fort, which was constructed in the 18th century by the Raj Darbhanga monarchs, is one of the city's many historical landmarks and monuments. The fort is renowned for its exquisite carvings and lovely architecture. The Hanuman Mandir, the Mazar of Makhdoom Baba, and the Shyama Kali Temple are a few of the other well-known sites in Darbhanga.

Together with other prominent educational institutions, the city is also home to the Darbhanga Medical College and the Lalit Narayan Mithila University. Through road, train, and air, Darbhanga is well connected to other cities in Bihar and India. The closest airport is located 140 kilometers distant in Patna. The city is a must-visit location for everyone interested in learning more about Bihar's rich cultural and historical heritage.

History of Darbhanga

A significant historical and royal city. Several tales have been told about this city, and there are numerous pieces of evidence that confirm its illustrious past. It is the home of joyful kings and their city. We should be proud of the only city in Bihar with so many fascinating and unusual things.

Up until 1875, when Sarkar Tirhut came under independent British rule, Darbhanga was a part of that district. The subdivisions had already been made: Samastipur (then known as Tajpur) in 1867, Madhubani in 1866, and Darbhanga Sadar in 1845. Up to 1908, when the Tirhut division was established with its headquarters at Muzaffarpur, it was a part of the Patna division.

   

Geography of Darbhanga

The fifth-largest city in Bihar is Darbhanga. Fish, mango, and makhana business are well known in this area. It is one of North Bihar's most significant districts and largest cities. Darbhanga is often referred to as The Capital of Mithila and the Heart of the Mithilanchal. 3937385 people make up the District's entire population, as of the 2011 Census. There are 2059949 males and 1877436 females in the population. Darbhanga Town has 371356 residents. 2279 km² make up the whole geographic area of the Darbhanga district. Between longitudes 85°45′ East and 25°53′ North is where it is located.

Civics of Darbhanga

Darbhanga is a municipal corporation town. Presently headquarter of Darbhanga district as well as Darbhanga Division. There are two Urban Local Bodies – The Municipal corporation Darbhanga and the Benipur Municipal Council. The Benipur Municipal Council has been divided in 29 wards.

Modern Darbhanga

Indeed, We have heard a lot about an awesome history of City Darbhanga. Here we are going to discuss about the Modern Darbhanga i.e Darbhanga at Present and Darbhanga in coming future. The district is noted for its trade in Fish, Mango and Makhana. City has many quit popular and unique educational institutions like Chandradhari Mithila College, Chandradhari Mithila Science College, Darbhanga Medical College, Women Institute of Technology and Darbhanga Engineering College and Various other institutions.

Famous and Popular Things in Darbhanga

Languages spoken in Darbhanga:- Maithili, Hindi and Urdu.

Important fairs and Melas in Darbhanga:- Kartik Purnima Mela, Dussehra Mela, Janmastami Mela and Diwali Mela.

Birds found in Darbhanga:- Quails, Partridges, Ducks, Snipes, Cranes, Storks and Sparrows. 

Fish found in Darbhanga:- Rohu, Bachwa, Tangra, Katla, Singhi and Boari. 

Popular Food in Darbhanga:- Makhaan Khir, Fish and Mutton

Connection with Ramayana of Darbhanga:- Darbhanga come under Ramayana circuit due to its association with Ahalya Sthan and Gautam Rishi Ashram.

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